and, of course, burr and jefferson. and then being tied means the constitution.the house of representatives. so the first big thing we do in our new capital is that basically the housofrepresentate new president and they have to vote more than 30 times before the tie can be broken. so again, now you're saying, okay we've learned ourlet's it. so the 12th amendment comes along to finally straighten the way of electing a president. but again, lo days and they're managing to find out what doesn't work, which isn't much, and find out that most of that constitution does.so we're ablek at a room that's much smaller than the senate today. but the senators sat here pretty much do the same things as the senators in washington today. éi■8uogood morning everyone on f of both the miller and the university of virginia press welcome to today's i'm steve cohen. i am a nonresident senior fellow with the miller center, the schor

and, of course, burr and jefferson. and then being tied means the the house of representatives.o in our new capital is that basically the house of representatives has to elect the new president and they have to te broken. so again, now you're saying, okay we've learned our lesson with these past two elections. let's it. the 12th amendment comes along to finally straighten the way of electing a president. but again, you look back to these early days and they're managing to find out what h isn't much, and find out that most of that constitution does. and so we're able to today look at a room that's much smaller than the senate today. but the senators sat here pretty much do the same things as the senators in washington

it just happened that heather burr lays is no longer with your job that he was not retaliation. of course, this is not going to end here. it probably will. and in a court sometime soon. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at noon, how are you celebrating? pi day? we have the 3.1, 4 oa san jose theater company is trying to recover after thieves struck a week before opening night. this isn't the first time the theater has been broken into kron four's. sara stinson explains. >> we spoke with the production manager here at city lights, theater company. he says they've been broken into multiple times since he started working here over a decade ago, costing hundreds of dollars each time. the latest happening on sunday. >> security footage shows 2 people walking up to city lights, theater company in san jose sunday morning. just before the alarm goes off. it's very frustrating. it's a it's a violation run. guess pernetti is a production manager at the nonprofit theater company on south second street. he says police responded quickly but not before thieves took off with items. they took p

another one was burr. and of course, another was alexander hamilton, who, though he was dead by a at the end of jefferson's first term, as in the presidency of the time, jefferson was leaving office. and what. should 1809 he he he knew that his own past rule vision of an america of farmers small big farmers people close to the earth who were by that very fact moral is superior to people who were not close to the earth, who lived in cities. and so he knew that hamilton washington's of a of a commercial america of america was a big bank and lots of banks and scripts and and stock market and and and and all of those things that come from the soil that for. monticello was the exact opposite of he also wasn't happy because of later on andrew jackson was on the rise and and some years before jefferson's death he was still paying attention. it seemed likely that andrew jackson would soon become president of the united states he detested. jackson and he still was an idealist to think that american ship of state th

if someone 0 chance of winning burrs, but maybe just like a one percent and since the dodgers always fall when it comes let me ask this what i mean, i'm going by the polls. again, anything could happen. >> what happened to barbara lee? i mean, it seemed to me she needed to get beyond her identity supporters on maybe progressive women, african-american voters. what happened? she wasn't pose any way indicate no traction. >> you know, i think she it. and this is interesting. it's rare for barbara lee. she's managed to get a lot of traction over the years. i just feel like felt like she just hit still a place. she just couldn't managed to rally at the support for her based on the people who have supported in the past. she's got some new supporter. she has a real people like regina king, another celebrity supporters on your side. but she's really not been successful galvanizing that voters support that she used to traditionally, especially among african-american voters, african-american, male and female voters. so i don't know what it is. you interesting. >> you she's a progressive icon.

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cuando estábamos perdiendo estudiantes, la doctora burr fue a las fiestas de quinceañeras, salió a lamo año. we're going to face for at least the next to our three years. desafortunadamente cuando tenemos escuelas de bajas inscripciones, el distrito pierde dinero del estado. por eso, aunque es lamentable, se tienen que tomar decisiones. los padres de la academia aptitud piden que si el distrito decide traer a un superintendente interino que entienda la comunidad, que trabaje para los niños, que es un su meta sea a la educación de los niños. i'm not done if i don't succeed tonight. y de esta situación el representante de verde aseguró que seguirá luchando para que ella recupere su posición y dice que si se comprueba que su despido fue una violación, entonces tomará acciones legales . yomara lópez telemundo. muchas gracias. también le queremos informar que la superintendente interina comenzará a su cargo el próximo 24 de marzo. por otra parte, la presidenta de la junta educativa de ese distrito dice que tuvieron que tomar en cuenta muchos factores para esta posición. y bueno, la patrull

smith goes to liberty is a thing to be burr -- too precious to be buried in books.ery day and say i think . my ancestors couldn't. i am and my children will. my amendment tackles a fundamental issue, protecting americans' first amendment rights in the virtual town square. the first amendment is the beating heart of our constituti. it protects fundamental human expression, and the government shouldn't be deciding what we can read or hear -- the presiding officer: order in the senate.y. earlier this week, murphy v. missouri was heard in the united states supreme court. i filed that as attorney general in missouri. at issue is what is at the issue, the heart of the issue here in this amendment, which is simple, should the federal government in its lefb identify than of -- leviathan of agencies be able to censor speech online. the answer should be a unfortunately, that's what top officials in the biden administration were doing and why this amendment is so important. what's more, censorship isn't limited tousch. the presiding officer: the senator's time is expired. mr.

look i still drive a 2004 chevy blazer that i bought on the richard burr senate campaign in north carolina in 2004. my cd is still stuck in the cd player. it won't come out perfect. i've never been happier to have that car than i was when i saw this story. >> find yourself. put a good mechanic on retainer right, and keep him forever. all right. up next, here, dozens of staffers getting laid off after donald trump's takeover of the republican national committee. plus princess kate's epic photoshop fail has put internet detectives to work. >> breaking news we need to share with you this morning multiple wildfires burning in the texas panhandle. >> a government shutdown is still on the calendar. >> cnn news central next home. the place where you create those special moments. >> we celebrate the home and the way you live in it. at three day blinds, we help you create that special place. and because we know you're busy, we bring the showroom to you at your convenience and provide a design expert to help you find the perfect solution that fits your style and budget. three day blinds. you'll love

in these footage, the same muhammad sabir works in the ivanovo hairdressing salon, has an excellent burre the beginning of march, in the room where the militants settled, also spoke about the fact that terrorists are imitating the inability to communicate in russian , all the furniture is now in a black solution, the operatives took prints. prepared in a hiding place, the criminals used by the terrorists were prepared in advance intended to cross the russian-ukrainian border, had relevant contacts on the ukrainian side. solidarity with the people of russia is demonstrated around the world by spontaneous memorials at our embassies and consulates general. people. here flowers, soft toys, notes with the inscription krok we mourn, the tower, the largest tower of the burj khalifa, was painted in the colors of the russian flag in memory of the victims of the terrorist attack, as the publication of the headquarters of the national oil company abu dhabi, nicaragua and the republika srpska of bosnia and herzegovina announced on march 24 day of mourning, sign solidarity with our country, spoke ind

there started to call it johnson burr. paul mellon said he's rolling over in his grave how dare you take over this place know. so this went on for and years and i could have given up, but i didn't. i didn't because. there were. it was just something within me that i had to fight because i knew that if i gave up nothing was going to happen. but in the end, i won by one vote and those hearings. yeah. now the town is richest historic town in the of virginia and it is is and not only is it is thriving but you put d.c. to shame because all of the big art and cultural even tasting. yeah one use of popped up we got 11 right at our doorstep we a breweries we have restaurants it is unbelievable i started the middleburg film festival robert redford because i was sitting on the board of sundance and. redford was toying with the idea of the sundance preserve, what he was going to do with it. his son didn't know when wrote it. we want to take it over. so flew out and he said, you got to see what i want to do. so he came on the property

in response to the silv grand jury burr ed problems in the buried process the ship yard report if june 14, 22 the board of supervisors conducted i hearing on a report and decided in the response commissioning an inspect third party study to predict the future shallow groundwater surface. fullies and potential groundwater with materials and planned modifications to the site under sea level rise. is sdmes we will w to secure the resources for the inspect commission third party study. recommendation one, ask by september first of 20 foo the mayor or administrator direct the office of resilience and planning in collaboration with the department of public health to commission and manage an independent study of upon hunter's point to predict the surface flows and potential interactions of hazardous materials the board of supervisors was not asked by silv grand jur to respond to number one but agree in commissioning an inspect third party study is necessary. recommendation are two stated that the mayor and the board of supervisors collaborate to provide fun for example study rmdzing in recomm

under trump we didn't have an $$18 ham burr. hamburger.maria: you also had s at low levels. he said he wanted to fill up the strategic petroleum reserve at cheap prices. biden needs to fill it up now at $80 a barrel. that's the issue keeping inflation elevated. >> i'm glad you brought that up. as we see gas prices higher, we saw it again this week, that's because they've done nothing but stop domestic production and stop drilling. when they give out a couple of leases, gee, thanks, up in alaska, it does nothing to solve the overall problem that we are once again back to where we started, dependent on the you saudis. maria: msnbc's chris hayes needs to get informed on all these issues before posting these things that are getting slammed right now online. >> yeah. >> and the geopolitical situation was much better under trump than it is today. maria: great point. >> oh, my goodness, yes. maria: the botched withdrawal exit really put our adversaries on the march. it wasn't just russia which then went and with its hostilities against ukraine, hamas against israel, but also china.

time spent on how the defense hasn't met either of those burrs. you take the form of the allegations on tear -- on the sur face. whenever it started, it mounted an interest why this case was prosecuted. there was no dispute that mr. wade was not her first choice, how many hours he worked that he wasn't paid for. one of the questions judge mcafee asked the defense tackle, whether we look at this. having to move from your home. the personal costs when you're weighing whether or not these can be prosecuted so they could go on the few a vacations. i would focus on the lack of evidence we saw in the evidentiary hearing and whatever the burden is that's a legal determination the judge can pak based on the case they have present already. >> you were the deputy d.a. for fulton county. you understand. i'm struck by this lawyer is kind of hard to watch. just, i mean, as a layman, he's kind of hard to watch. is this the best the d.a.'s team has to put up. >> adam is a very good attorney. he mainly, from my understanding and i have been going a little while,

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we're asking her name is heather burr lays and she's filed a lawsuit against san francisco state university. she said ultimately what happened was last year. there was a professor on campus that without any notice started showing some of the students in the classroom, a drawing of the prophet mohammed to muslims and many in that community. just a drawing of muhammad can be viewed as offensive. she alerted the school and she's claims that the university president, well as the vice chancellor, told her that the professor was protected by academic freedom and to alter investigation. she said after that, she was placed on administrative leave and ultimately fired. she also mentions in her lawsuit that when she started the job in 2021, she realize that there are the university and what was going so she did file that lawsuit and we reached out to the university this morning. take a look at your screen. this is their response without specifically addressing her lawsuit. the university did tell us that like all csu campuses sf state takes seriously its responsibility to provide students and employe

heather burr less worked as a title 9 administrator for the university. she claims when she was hired. she was given more than 400 undocumented cases and learned the prior to her arrival. some reports were never opened up as cases. the lawsuit alleges that soon after she insisted on investigating complaints of religious harassment and muslim students by professor she was then placed on leave and then was fired in a statement responding to the lawsuit, a spokesperson with the university tell us us here at kron 4, like all csu campuses sf state take seriously its responsibility to provide students and employees a safe learning and working environment. the university is working to address these issues with input from constituents across the campus. coming up here, why a beloved east bay barbecue joint has now decided to shut down one of the locations. >> for good. plus how oakland unified plans to tackle a major budget deficit. but for senate majority leader chuck schumer is calling on israel to hold new elections saying he believes that the prime minister b

now her name is heather burr lays it was her job to investigate.y claims, including the most recent claim that she says and it up getting her fired. now, she says that there was a professor at the university. there were complaints by muslim students that without warning or reason this professor showed a drawing of the prophet mohammed now showing about drawing of the prophet mohammed can be offensive to many muslims. she started investigating that lays claims that the university professor as well as the vice chancellor told or that the professors actions were protected by academic. that to downplay the investigation into a halt. the investigation and then she also claims for la's that there were hundreds of other allegations and complaints that she was also currently looking into since 2021. >> that she says the university told there are 2 try not to look into it because it could bring unwanted exposure to respond cl that bar lays claims have no merit. back to you. all right. well, thank you for that breakdown. there. >> happening today, the alamed

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa is tracking these storms burr? >> yeah. we've got colds >> mill and blowing snow up on the top of this storm, but then it will says a warm side where we've got severe thunderstorms that are really firing up right now, watches and warnings are in play and you can just see just how dynamic this storm is ruled as snow popping up in minneapolis and then you've got the showers and thunderstorms is that are stretching across oklahoma and that's where we're finding this severe part of this too, where we're looking at severe thunderstorm watches that are in effect across most of oklahoma and texas. were looking at some tornado warnings that we have found as well, because some of these storms can continue to rotate with this storm just being so putin has such a big wind fields, so that will create the severe storms and that will also blow around some of that blowing snow as well. that's it's going to create the blizzard conditions so pretty typical for march to see everything with the kitchen sink and a storm like this, even some fi

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in response to the silv grand jury burr ed problems in the buried process the ship yard report if june 14, 22 the board of supervisors conducted i hearing on a report and decided in the response commissioning an inspect third party study to predict the future shallow groundwater surface. fullies and potential groundwater with materials and planned modifications to the site under sea level rise. is sdmes we will w to secure the resources for the inspect commission third party study. recommendation one, ask by september first of 20 foo the mayor or administrator direct the office of resilience and planning in collaboration with the department of public health to commission and manage an independent study of upon hunter's point to predict the surface flows and potential interactions of hazardous materials the board of supervisors was not asked by silv grand jur to respond to number one but agree in commissioning an inspect third party study is necessary. recommendation are two stated that the mayor and the board of supervisors collaborate to provide fun for example study rmdzing in recomm

abortion played in the '22 cycle in ways that damaged republicans i think it's going to be key for you is burr women to have the kind of voice like that nikki haley out there for donald trump to bring them back in and to block the democrats. >> the "new york times" exit poll haley's voters said they were voting against trump more than voting for her. to your point you wonder whether or not those people would go to trump or biden because these are republicans. so the question is, if they are motivated that way yesterday, do they vote at all in november? >> ben: i think that's a very good question. a lot of them are going to be essentially stay at home voters, hate both sides. we have seen that have a major role in past elections. where people just didn't show up in the way that they were expected to. look, i think that, again, this is a dominant performance from donald trump. he has got the party on his side. he is clearly, you know, established that there is no real aim for anybody to beat him and i don't think there ever really was. >> lawrence: i'm curious with some of that polling because w

maintaining our m undersea advantage is going to be key in maintaining peace and stability and richard burro that. he mentioned submarine building. the the president's budget ret for fy 25 would provide $4 billion toward submarine and social base of the national screw supplemental on top of that and that will be critical to keep pace with the challenget submarine building. the navy has start up a manufacturing center of excellence back in danville virginia to train the suffering a database. on my last visit to the center that was pretty heartwarming to walk in these classrooms and see not only u.s. shipbuilders from around the country but also aussies, aussies have been dispatched her from australian companies to learn side-by-side with their a,=meterparts. theac other thing i does is each of the classrooms i went into also included a number of afgh served bravely with the united states and afghanistan. they moved to the united states and looking for a new career and i'm going to be a shipbuilder. watching the aussies and the afghans at the young people from danville with all the conflictin

well, in a bipartisan fashion led by then chairman richard burr, shared that information and i have totually the trump admist and this case, the trump administration hit right. there was voluntary sharing that went back and a regular basis. and so if nsa or they found evidence of the influence that it an involuntary basis with the other company and vice versa as of last july and literally unt about two weeks ago with no communication between the social media platforms or where this information takes pla and the government. and then finally, i know the panel has talked about this a bit already, that we have the whol■eeós0 new advent of artifil intelligence. ai brings at a scale speed, tools, to interfere, misinform, disinform. we all know about deep fakes in terms of the images and the voices that it a scale and speed in which i have an appreciation for all the secretary of states here. but you guys, there io way that you could keep up with. and so i feel that it is incredibly important that we'll do a better job in that bipartisan fashion of educating em problem has not gone away and t

in a bipartisan fashion led by then chairman richard burr the intelligence committ, shared that informationll throughout the trump administration and in this case the trump admintr right, there was voluntary sharing that went back-and-forth on a regular basis so if nsa found evidence of foreign malign influence that could be shared on a voluntary basis with other companies and vice v. as of last july, until two weeks ago there have been no communication between those social media platforms. a lot of this disinformation takes place in the government. finality, i know the panel has talked about this already, we have the whole advent of artificial intelligence. ai brings at a scale and speed tools to interfere, ■gmisinfor we know about deep fakes in terms of our images and voices. it can happen at a scale and speed which i have appreciation from the secretaries of state here, if you guys, there's no way you can keep up with. i feel it is critically important we do a better job in a bipartisan fashion of educating the american public that this problem has not gone away, that our adversaries wis

administration seems to be unaware of all >> i think the administration, not the iran expert senator burrthese reports in more depth. >> if they're aware of it than to try to mislead congress vincenzo because the sectors you said we are doing absolutely everything possible and then all of a sudden this is shown to the world, from a press coverage. anything you want to add on this? .. we could go on and on. the other thing that is on djibouti, and i wanted to ask you this, china is building a long base there. you can see from the air coming in, from the ground. china is making significant investments in that area. >> that which is what, named after the commander of the base at the time. communist chi significant investments in that area. the gulf of aiden comes down and into the red sea. from the state department standpoint anything you notice concerned with? >> certainly, senator, we are very conscious and aware of chinese region which is by and large not part of our interest and that's what we engage with the chinese and the region and east asia as well. >> mr. shapiro, last month, qatar

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i thank you for that as well as senator blum senator burr and senator peters.al the opportunity after literally decades of waiting to seek justice by filing a lawsuit in federal court if administrative claims process did not reach a satisfactory resolution. now there have been some problems with the implementation of this bill. ll be the first to admit thafrment we need to work -- admit that. we need to work and i'm happy to work with senator tillis on a bipartisan basis to address these problems just as we did with the camp lejeune justice act. the bill was proposed by the senator from north carolina the one he proposes aims<g t veterans but unfortunately it has several serious shortcomings. first, it would require camp lejeune victims a written acknowledgment that they are required to sign. this acknowledgment would state that the. the presiding officer: the -- the plaintiff, the victim plaintiff understands they may seek advice free of charge veterans fronizations, the secretary of veterans affairs, congressional representatives and department of navy but

burr: -- sen.ou alluded to this earlier about dozens of migrants from uzbekistan that were being facilitated by a suspected isis agent in turkey that was assisting those migrants to make their way to the southern border correct? the united states, director wray: that is a threat are very concerned about, actively investigating working with dhs on both people whose travel was facilitated but also members of the facilitation network in some other way overseas and there's probably more i could share on that in closed session if you would like. sen. cornyn: one of the things that i think this reveals is that our border situation, the illegal immigration has changed over the years. it seems to me, coming from a border state, years ago you woulokanted to provide for their family. now, of course, we understand people fleeing violence and poverty and things like that. also we see the fact that if you make it to the border, you can likely stay for the rest of your natural life. it is an enormous magnet for

but it seems, speaking about his time, what he's meant to the upper change burr, it seems his impacten on the judiciary. >> yeah, if you see the sweep of his career in the senate, there is no landmark piece of legislation that he is really connected to. he's going to be best known and history for how he shaped the supreme court. he set on one nomination for almost a year and move the second within a matter of weeks. i think getting that 6 to 3 conservative majority on the court, i think, is central to his legacy. that's the great irony. because the man he despises, he will go down in history linked to -- they are the conjoined twins of the modern gop, donald trump and mitch mcconnell, because those are the judges that, of course, trump put forward and mcconnell confirmed, that have so shaped this court. by the way, the same george's that overturned roe v. wade, probably assured mcconnell bolster final two leaders as leader in the minority. >> jonathan, is it a done deal that he will still endorsed trump? how soon are you hearing that it will be? could this possibly -- could he possib

than an island and he came to our show and started writing a script based on our troop of 6 american burrct performs in france we were woman of all this angels and shapes and sizes and it was very exciting to be part of the a few lettering elect scene at the time he here he was bay area born and breed braces and with glossaries all of a sudden walking 9 red carpet in i walgreens pedestrian care. >> land for best director that was backpack in 2010 the french love this music i come back here and because of film was not released in the united states nobody gave a rats ass let's say the music and berry elect and performing doesn't pay very much i definitely feel into a huge depression especially, when it ended i didn't feel kemgd to france anymore he definitely didn't feel connected to the scene i almost feel like i have to beg for tips i hey i'm from the bay area and an artist you don't make a living it changed my represent tar to appeal and the folks that are coming into the wars these days people are not listening they love the idea of having a live musician but don't really nurture it lik

maybe he is reading bill burr house -- bil number one, the presidential campaign at the border.numberhree, congress passing a continuing rman wurt cotrump trdo they have to decide if he has total immunity? gn e d jury would not find him mentally fit to stand trial. you can send us your comments on social media. we at facebook.com/c-span or on x @cspanwj. gilbert in birmingham, alabama. good morning, gilbert. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have two top stories. one that happened in palestine. i find it ironic and hypocritical stance that the united states is taking against the zionist then yahoo! -- zionist benjamin netanyahu. on one hand you want to support issue. on the other end you want to have an aideu can't put two feet in the same shoe. it is ironic. another point that i want to make is, you said 45% of american citizens attribute it themselves to be an independent and republicans and democrats 27-40 five which equals 100%. most don't aspire to the democratic or republican party either. america brought it on itself. have a good day . host: los angeles, california on the

maybe he is reading bill burr house -- bill the presidential , their top new story of thweek, numberidential campaign at the border. number two, nikki haley refusing to concede defeat. number three, congress passing a coinuing resolution stopgap to avoid a partial gornment shutdown. we heard on facebook from laur berman who says, the supreme court comes to* the aid of dold trump and helps him delay his trial, which is exactly what trump wants. do they have to decide if he has total immunity? disgraceful. joshua lehman, the president of the united states had a physical but not cognitive test, eve though everyone in the world sees his mental issues on full display every day. considering not being charged withri sply because a jury would not find him mentally fit to stand trial. you can send us your comments on social media. wed# at facebook.com/c-span or n x @cspanwj. gilbert in birmingham, alabama. good morning, gilbert. caller thank you for taking my call. i have two top stories. one that happened in palestine. find it ironic and hypocritical stance that the united states is taking a

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